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25.01.2022 We recently rolled out some experimental research trials at Haining Farm - 59 hectares of land, located in Victoria between the Don River and the Yarra River. We're investigating key plant species that make up crucial habitat for the critically endangered Lowland Leadbeater's Possum and Helmeted Honeyeater. By experimenting with direct seeding various mixes of seed and planting at different densities, we’ll be able to compare growth and survival rates of the plantings and u...se the information for the future management of the site Read more about Haining Farm here: https://bit.ly/2FnuYwC Haining Farm is managed in partnership with Zoos Victoria, Parks Victoria and the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning.

24.01.2022 It's National Agriculture Day! We work with farmers to integrate biodiverse plantings of native trees and shrubs into farming systems which can provide an array of benefits, including enhancing agricultural productivity. This is what we call Shade, Shelter, Fodder or Whole of Paddock Rehabilitation. We recently planted several paddocks to be used as a future grazing system at Manalling Springs, north of Moora in WA, as part of our partnership Woodside Energy. Read more about... Whole of Paddock Rehabilitation here: https://bit.ly/2UFzMDS #AgDayAU #GreatSouthernLandscapes Footage by Jesse Collins.

24.01.2022 Quolls on film! Campbell Town District High School and Greening Australia joined up with Tasmanian Land Conservancy to use wildlife camera traps to discover and analyse data about the wildlife in the students’ local district. Over 3,000 animals were successfully identified by the students, including Tasmanian Devil, Quoll and Rakali (native water rat).... Read more: https://bit.ly/31t8aHH

23.01.2022 As we celebrate NAIDOC Week 2020, we're proud to share a big step forward in our reconciliation action plan process: the appointment of our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Advisory Committee members. Our work is fundamentally driven by close relationships with community at all levels. These relationships are our strongest asset, directly connecting us to the aspirations of local, regional and national communities. Importantly, our history of community connection is rich... with strong and respectful relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities across Australia. Read more: https://bit.ly/3p4ElaN #NAIDOCweek2020 #ThrivingOnCountry

22.01.2022 We want to give you the opportunity to contribute to Australia’s ten-year native seed and landscape restoration strategy. The Project Phoenix team are creating a ten-year native seed and landscape restoration strategy. Through the development of this strategy, we’re setting out to fulfil the vision of a more robust, sustainable and resilient native seed sector. Over the course of 14 virtual workshops, held throughout April and May, we want to hear your thoughts on where you w...ant the sector to be in ten years’ time and how we can get there. Sign up here: https://bit.ly/3x5BSRb

17.01.2022 Happy #NAIDOCWeek! This celebration is held across Australia each year to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. This year's theme is 'Always Was, Always Will Be', and recognises that First Nations people have occupied and cared for this continent for over 65,000 years. At Greening Australia, we partner with Indigenous communities to support their aspirations for restoring country, celebrating their wealth of tradit...ional ecological knowledge - stay tuned this week to hear more. Read more about our #ThrivingOnCountry program here: https://bit.ly/2U9VoKh

16.01.2022 APPLICATIONS OPEN: Want to make your school cooler, connect kids with nature and plant for pollinators? Greening Australia’s Cooling the Schools project is working with schools and students to add shade trees and wildlife habitat to schoolyards, tackling urban heat across Sydney. Register your school’s interest now: https://bit.ly/3l1XPuh Hurry! Numbers are limited.... Delivered as part of the Greening our City Premier’s Priority in partnership with the NSW Government, Western Sydney University and NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service. #CoolingTheSchools #NatureInCities #GreeningOurCity #LoveWhereYouLearn Department of Planning, Industry and Environment NSW Department of Education

15.01.2022 2020, what a year! We are proud to now share with you our latest Year in Review. It's jam packed with stories, stats and shots from the field. Thank you for your continued support of our work restoring Australia's unique landscapes and protecting biodiversity. Read the Year in Review here: https://bit.ly/3l4Wulm

13.01.2022 Mungalla Station is a special piece of Nywaigi country steeped in cultural history and encompassing 230 hectare of wetlands, key to the health of the Great Barrier Reef. Together with the property’s Traditional Owners, Mungalla Aboriginal Business Corporation, we’ve been working to reduce invasive weeds to encourage threatened species back to the area such as the critically endangered Curlew Sandpiper and endangered Australian Painted Snipe. This Reef Aid project is funded b...y the Australian Government’s Reef Trust, The Ian Potter Foundation, Accor Hotels and Virgin Australia. #ReefAid #ReefTrust Australian Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment Mungalla Aboriginal Tours Read more: https://bit.ly/2TuBUiE

11.01.2022 This weekend we kicked off the Harvey River Festival, a series of events to celebrate this iconic waterway in Western Australia. Funded by Lotterywest, the festival features three events to inspire stronger connections to the river. On Sunday, local residents enjoyed the Harvey River Fair with art activities, music, food stalls and kayaking. A Welcome to Country was delivered by the Binjareb Middars, a chance to think of the importance of the river to the individual, and an ...opportunity to reflect and share stories. The festival is part of a project made possible thanks to funding through the Alcoa Foundation’s #ThreeRiversOneEstuary initiative, and forms part of the wider collaborative partnership between Harvey River Restoration Taskforce, Water Corporation, Peel-Harvey Catchment Council and State NRM all working together under #MarronMorethanaMeal. Read more about Helping the Harvey: https://bit.ly/2Qibq6j

08.01.2022 We’ve been getting around these snazzy shirts from @trademutt, a social impact workwear brand. They’re designed with mental health conversations in mind. Members of staff at Greening Australia attended St John’s Mental Health First Aid courses, and now proudly wear these shirts to show it. So when someone says to them Hey, funky shirt!, they can tell colleagues all about it. They’re a great tool to bring mental health into everyday chat in the workplace.

07.01.2022 We recently celebrated the opening of Namarag (Ngunnawal for Wattle), a new nature space in Canberra. Celebration of Ngunnawal culture is a major focus of the reserve with areas featuring bush tucker and medicinal plants, designed in consultation with community. #NAIDOCweek2020 #ThrivingOnCountry... Read more: https://bit.ly/38uM9ww

05.01.2022 You’ve heard of speed dating, well this is speed planting. Plant a new tree with a new person every ten minutes and then join everyone to mingle over a tasty lunch. Even if you don’t meet your match, at least you will feel fantastic having done something positive for your local environment

05.01.2022 The Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife announces ACT’s Greening Australia Nursery as one of the nation’s first Bushfire Recovery Nurseries. The nursery in Canberra will receive a grant that will extend the capacity of Greening Australia’s Canberra nursery by 40,000 trees, bringing its total capacity to 160,000 trees. This grant is in partnership with global non-profit, One Tree Planted and French beauty brand, L'OCCITANE en Provence. Read more: https://bit.ly/3muINgG

04.01.2022 Happy #WorldFoodDay. We’re showing our appreciation for our beautiful native bushland by sharing these delicious bush tucker plants. Why not try using these ingredients in your home cooking? 1. The Chocolate Lily, this perennial herb has a chocolate scent that makes a great addition to salads 2. The Bulbine Lily, also known as wild onion! It’s very nutritious, containing both calcium and iron.... 3. Sweeten up your afternoon tea with the Purple Coral Pea 4. Kurrajong seeds from the native Kurrajong tree found throughout the east coast. Toast them in the oven and they taste like coffee flavoured popcorn! 5. Mountain Pepper - In the autumn months, keep your eyes peeled for mountain pepper plants with their distinctive red berries and silvery-pale leaves. Snippets of the dried leaves add a spicy burst of flavour As part of our #ThrivingOnCountry program, we've teamed up with @iconwater to run the Ngadyung Program. This is a program for ACT school students, where they learn about simple and effective ways to care for waterways, and can create their own Ngunnawal bush tucker garden. Read more: https://bit.ly/3dxj9Vs

04.01.2022 This #NAIDOCweek, we’re celebrating the Indigenous run businesses and organisations we work with across the country. One such business is Dreamtime Connections, which delivers cultural projects and workshops within local schools and community groups. We’ve worked with founder Aaron Chatfield for the past three years on the Ngadyung program, funded by Icon Water. The Ndagyung (the Ngunnawal word for water) program works with local schools in Canberra and aims to raise awarene...ss of the relationship between clean waterways and traditional cultural paths. #NAIDOCweek2020 #ThrivingOnCountry Read more about the Ndagyung Program here: https://bit.ly/32zWqUx

03.01.2022 Gondwana Link is reconnecting country across a vast 1,000 km swathe of southwest Western Australia. The ambitious project stretches from the high-rainfall Tall Karri Forests and wetlands of the southwest corner, to the semi-arid woodlands and Mallee district bordering the Nullarbor Plain. The Aboriginal community of Tambellup own a farm on the northern edge of the central zone of the Gondwana Link. To restore habitat and heal country we're working with the Tambellup Rangers o...n a seedling planting program on their land. Read more about the Gondwana Link project here: https://bit.ly/3eVBYm3 #NAIDOCweek #ThrivingOnCountry Videography by Jesse Collins.

02.01.2022 From the mountains to the deserts, the forests to the sea, many, many people are doing fantastic work to protect and restore Australia’s natural diversity but this work is getting more complicated. As the climate changes, our favourite natural areas and the species they contain will also change. But by working together and focusing on what we can do, rather than what we can’t, Australians can protect their incredible natural assets for future generations to enjoy. Today on #...EarthDay, explore our new 'help nature adapt' hub, adapted from VicNature2050: https://bit.ly/3neA5oE Image credit Rob Jung.